Posted on Feb 9, 2017
President's Inbox: U.S.-China Relations
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"Experts discuss the issues the Trump administration can expect to encounter in its interactions with China, from tensions with Taiwan to the future of trade agreements."
President's Inbox: U.S.-China Relations
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy perhaps having a business person at the helm is what is needed right now? China has shifted their main streets from military to more business-leaning.
While they are still very focused on the military aspect, they have realized they can attack through business just as effectively.
While they are still very focused on the military aspect, they have realized they can attack through business just as effectively.
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
A1C Nathan Roberts - I tend to agree, especially after having read Lisa Guliani's essay, "The United States Isn't a Country -- It's a Corporation!: http://www.serendipity.li/jsmill/us_corporation.htm
The United States Isn't a Country — It's a Corporation!
Lisa Guliani's explanation of the fact that the 'United States of America' is actually a corporation which owns all its citizens as its property.
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I remember as a first lieutenant in 1998 reading the officer magazine discussing China as being the dragon that was waking up. Look at them now I bought an aircraft carrier from Ukraine they're doing exercises around Taiwan they're flying bombers as a show of force they're building them bars into strategic Islands with missile defense systems. This is not the China from the 1980s. They are arming sure they may have a lot of business dealings even here in Canada but they still have eventual Conquest or merging with Taiwan as their main goal. Don't Let them fool you one minute.
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